Reading through old journals was an adventure of my own RuneScape time; I wrote down accomplishments at levels, new discoveries and mishaps, including my first trip to Varrock OSRS Gold. Aware of my low combat experience, and afraid of dying in the hands of monsters stronger than me, I chose to stick to the paths to protect me from the monsters lurking in the abyssal lands.
It was, in reality an error that proved to be disastrous as I approached the city's southern gates and met the dark wizards that lurk nearby. (Really isn't it?!) It makes you wonder just how much Varrock guards get paid). ...) after I'd finished my dose of Varrock, I carefully plotted my departure in the hope of avoiding another murderous surprise, only to suffer a near death experience by an unidentified highwayman in the vicinity of Port Sarim.
Investigating further, I discovered Pest Control strategies and how I came across RuneScape's notorious glitch, The Falador Massacre. It was June 5, 2006 and Cursed You was celebrating becoming the first player to achieve Level 99 Construction with a party at his house, owned by him.
Lag however, forced him to kick everyone out. Then, upon leaving, the players in the combat ring were able to see that they could, thanks to an unidentified flaw in the construction skill code, attack anyone , even though they were outside the zone designated for PvP. Because their targets were not able to defend themselves, the near hour long incident was recorded to RuneScape history.
There were notes on my bow string that were money-making strategies that were stapled to pages. In a nutshell the story, I spent a lot of time running through the field of flax, spinning wheels OSRS Gold For Sale, and the bank of Seers' Village without a break to the point where I had successfully rewired the brain into having fun. The end result was a summer of working on my Construction skill - worth it.
